Adam H. Lisbon, the Japanese Studies Librarian, will give a presentation on Multi-Lingual Zotero (MLZ). Many citation management programs don’t really provide an easy, efficient, means of citing an item in multiple languages. MLZ proposes to solve this issue for researchers who work in multiple languages. MLZ lets researchers provide transliterations and/or translations in addition to the original language data that many academic journals require as part of their submission guidelines. Lisbon will offer a simple example of how this software works, as its initial setup can be confusing. Like any technology, there are a few weaknesses, but it also provides many solutions. For students who will be soon preparing their papers/articles/thesis/dissertation, as well as professors embarking on a new research project, MLZ promises to make their research easier and more organized. To see the event webpage, please click here.
This Brown Bag event is on Friday, December 6, at 12:00 p.m., in Guggenheim 201E. We hope to see you there!